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The MediaPack™ Analog Media Gateway product family is based on AudioCodes' field-proven and best-of-breed VoIP technology. Featuring a 8 port gateway, this device connects analog terminals, PBXs or key systems to the IP network using FXS and FXO connectivity. Compliant with multiple protocols including SIP, H.323 and MGCP, the Analog Media Gateway enables flexible deployment and interoperability for the evolving next generation networks. Using AudioCodes' Analog Media Gateways, Network Equipment Providers and System Integrators can effectively deliver carrier-hosted converged services as well as enterprise-based applications. Certified for use with Asterisk, Broadsoft, Sylantro, PBXnSIP, Sphere and other soft switches. Features 4 Ports FXS and 4 FXO - RJ11 Support for G.711, G.729 Mutiple Dial Plans T.38 Support SNMP Traps for Monitoring Configuration through web interface or ini files ...

Philips' flagship BDP7310 Blu-ray player is BD-Live enabled and features DivX and WMV playback. (Credit: Philips) With Funai licensing the Philips brand in 2009, things have gotten a little confusing about just what's going on with Philips home audio and video products. But it appears that all the products that Philips announced at CES 2009--including three new Blu-ray players--are true Philips products. Philips had already planned out its 2009 line and Funai Electric will be taking over the production of that line this year. The three models include the BDP3010 ($229.99), a profile 1.1 model, and two BD-Live capable players, the BDP5010 ($249.99) and the BDP7310 ($299.99). We say capable because the BPD5010 is upgradable to BD-Live, while the BDP7310 will be a Profile 2.0 or Live-enabled out of the box. The BDP7310 also offers DivX and WMV playback. We suspect all of them will carry street prices of less than $200 when they're released this spring. Note: Philips also ann...

Blu-ray ran into plenty of consumer confusion regarding the differing Blu-ray profiles, but the good news is that almost all (excluding a few Philips players) of the new players we saw announced at CES 2009 are Profile 2.0 compatible. Memorex's new MVBD-2520 doesn't have any of the extra bells and whistles seen on LG's BD390 or Samsung's BD-P4600, but it does look to have the minimum specs to be a solid budget player. Here are the details. Key features of the Memorex MVBD-2520: Profile 2.0 compatible Onboard Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD High Resolution decoding SD card slot and USB port Available in early summer, $200 list price That's a decent set of features for a Blu-ray player coming out right now, but it's worth noting that Vizio's announced player, the VBR100, is coming in April for $200 as well, plus it includes DTS-HD Master Audio decoding and 7.1 analog outputs. It will take a hands-on review to figure out which $200 player is better, but Vizio is in ...

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